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It makes chips. I can assure you of that.

Auction.

That's a 2101. Its not my own. Its a buddies and I use it as needed. My saw top out in the 90 some cc range. My buddy bought that with a few new chains and the bar on it for $100.

I rolled on a steel snap today. I use em sometimes. Especially pruning.

And a steel snap!

You're old school Butch! We are a dying breed.

I've been over by Calais and up in the allagash. The allagash is heaven on earth

Bet it was auto corrected. Probably meant grew up in Maine. Where in Maine by the way? I grouse hunt up there?

I taught loggers how to cuss! No, the truth is, logging taught me a lot. It added another dimension to my set of skills in the tree business. Not to say I am highly skilled.

On the east coast, more so the Northeast corner, 20" bars are the standard for hardwood logging. When I went to work logging I was puzzled by it. That and the fact that pretty much everything gets bore cut. The bore cutting I found a lot of merit in on hardwood trees, in terms of preventing...

I was just putting a long bar to work the other day now that I think about it.

Don't waste your time being an ass to me. I didn't knock your trade, or you. I didnt knock long bars either. What I stated is that a long bar doesn't make you more accurate. Accuracy is the sum of several techniques. Long bars make less work of making big cuts. Long bars make matching cuts much...

Longer bars don't make more accurate timber falling. Skill makes accurate and true cuts.

Ive never called a 260 a good saw.

Buy it and if you don't like it, mail it to me. I'll cover postage.